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Active crustal deformation in the Tian Shan region, central Asia
Tectonophysics, 2021The Tian Shan mountain ranges in central Asia are one of the largest and most active intracontinental orogenic belts in the world. Its Cenozoic reactivation and deformation manifest the far-field impact of the Indian-Eurasian continental collision.
Yuhang Li +5 more
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Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, 2020
The high topography of the Tibetan Plateau was generated by the Cenozoic India‐Eurasia collision. A high‐resolution shear wave velocity model can provide improved understanding of the Tibetan structure and crustal deformation with complicated tectonic ...
Shuye Huang +7 more
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The high topography of the Tibetan Plateau was generated by the Cenozoic India‐Eurasia collision. A high‐resolution shear wave velocity model can provide improved understanding of the Tibetan structure and crustal deformation with complicated tectonic ...
Shuye Huang +7 more
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Recent advances in SAR interferometry time series analysis for measuring crustal deformation
Tectonophysics, 2012Andrew Hooper +2 more
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, 2020
Past earthquakes in the Himalayas are mainly due to tectonic activities along the thrust faults parallel to the Himalayan belt. In order to study the ongoing tectonic process, crustal deformation at selected transect in a part of western Himalayas as ...
G. Sharma +5 more
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Past earthquakes in the Himalayas are mainly due to tectonic activities along the thrust faults parallel to the Himalayan belt. In order to study the ongoing tectonic process, crustal deformation at selected transect in a part of western Himalayas as ...
G. Sharma +5 more
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, 2020
To understand the crustal deformation of the Nansha Block (NB), this study presents an interpretation of a recently acquired multichannel seismic profile that traverses the Southwest Subbasin (SWSB), the NB, and the Nansha Trough (NT).
Jialing Zhang +5 more
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To understand the crustal deformation of the Nansha Block (NB), this study presents an interpretation of a recently acquired multichannel seismic profile that traverses the Southwest Subbasin (SWSB), the NB, and the Nansha Trough (NT).
Jialing Zhang +5 more
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Active crustal deformation in southeastern Tibetan Plateau: The kinematics and dynamics
Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 2019Crustal deformation in southeastern Tibetan Plateau has been attributed to tectonic extrusion and gravitational spreading. Here we analyzed the present-day strain partitioning in this region using GPS data.
Yujiang Li +3 more
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Reviews of Geophysics, 1995
Geodetic measurements of crustal deformation provide direct tests of geophysical models which are used to describe the dynamics of the Earth. Although geodetic observations have been made throughout history, only in the last several hundred years have they been sufficiently precise for geophysical studies. In the 19th century, these techniques included
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Geodetic measurements of crustal deformation provide direct tests of geophysical models which are used to describe the dynamics of the Earth. Although geodetic observations have been made throughout history, only in the last several hundred years have they been sufficiently precise for geophysical studies. In the 19th century, these techniques included
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Migration of crustal deformation
Tectonophysics, 1979Abstract Observations on the migration rates of crustal deformation, as recently discovered in several tectonic areas, such as the south Kanto and central Tohoku districts, Japan and the West Cordillera Mts., Peru, has opened up a new opportunity for the study of crustal dynamics.
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Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 2018
Measurements of 189 continuous and 933 campaign-mode Global Positioning System (GPS) stations with 3–16 yr data spans over the Tibetan Plateau reveal contemporary three-dimensional (3-D) crustal deformation during 1999–2016.
Yuanjin Pan +3 more
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Measurements of 189 continuous and 933 campaign-mode Global Positioning System (GPS) stations with 3–16 yr data spans over the Tibetan Plateau reveal contemporary three-dimensional (3-D) crustal deformation during 1999–2016.
Yuanjin Pan +3 more
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Reviews of Geophysics, 1983
This review is principally concerned with theoretical models of crustal deformation developed during this quadrennium. Observational data, as well as topics in lithospheric flexure and isostasy, are covered in companion reviews in this volume. Progress has been made toward constructing both new inelastic, and inhomogeneous elastic, models of earthquake‐
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This review is principally concerned with theoretical models of crustal deformation developed during this quadrennium. Observational data, as well as topics in lithospheric flexure and isostasy, are covered in companion reviews in this volume. Progress has been made toward constructing both new inelastic, and inhomogeneous elastic, models of earthquake‐
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